3. Peanuts

Stock up on peanuts as experts are predicting prices will soon soar.

Increasing demand from health conscious consumers in China, combined with bad weather in growing regions like Argentina and South Africa, has vastly reduced the amount of peanuts that are going to make it to European shores in the coming months.

Prices for peanuts are already on the rise by as much as 30%.

4. Olive Oil

Fancy drizzling olive oil on your salad? A poor harvest means you can expect to pay more for the oil than you did last year.

Spain is home to 300 million olive trees that produce twice mas much extra virgin olive oil as Italy, but a record hot year in 2015 caused a drought that led to an appalling harvest.

To add to the problem more than million Italian olive trees have been affected by a bacteria that kills the tree.

The two problems have already combined to create a 20% increase in olive oil prices.